US EditionRFK Jr. says he personally directed CDC’s new guidance on vaccines and autism
Health Secretary Kennedy directed the CDC to revise autism-vaccine webpage language, challenging prior guidance and prompting concern from medical societies and scientists.
- Robert F. Kennedy Jr. says he personally directed the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to update its website to contradict its longtime guidance that vaccines don't cause autism.
- Kennedy acknowledged studies showing no link to autism from vaccines, but told The New York Times there are still gaps in vaccine safety science and a need for more research.
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Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. personally ordered the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to update its website to contradict its historical guidance that vaccines…
RFK Jr.’s change to autism and vaccine guidance is propaganda
“RFK Jr.’s change to vaccine guidance is propaganda” — so write three former high-ranking officials at the CDC. On Wednesday this week, the CDC website was updated at the behest of HHS Sec. RFK Jr., not CDC scientists, linking autism to vaccines. The...
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RFK Jr. takes credit for change toCDC webpage concerning vaccines, autism
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is reportedly personally taking credit for scrubbing a statement that “vaccines don’t cause autism” from the Centers for Disease Control web site.
Scientifically disproved for years, it is on the website of the U.S. Health Agency that vaccinations could cause autism. Scientists and associations are indignant about this.
RFK Jr. personally requested CDC reverse position on vaccines and autism
Changes to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) webpage on vaccines and autism were made at the direct request of Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., he told The New York Times in an interview published Friday. The agency late Wednesday walked back its decades-old insistence that vaccines do not cause autism. The agency now says the claim…
US Secretary of Health Robert F. Kennedy Jr. opposes decades of scientific evidence demonstrating the safety of vaccines
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